Below you will meet some of the Ragdolls that are currently looking for new homes, with links to their full adoption profiles, which we would urge you to read. If you feel you can offer a life long commitment and the right home to any of them please complete our online adoption application.

Please take the time to read the following:

Homes are selected based on their suitability and never on a first come, first served basis.

All potential adopters will be required to have a home visit, carried out by one of our home assessors, before any adoption takes place.

We ask all adopters to complete a copy of our Homing Agreement.

We ask for a donation, currently £90, for each cat adopted. All funds raised are used to help us continue our rescue and welfare work and to meet the high veterinary costs we incur.

Please Note: It is in the nature of all rehoming and rescue that many of the cats involved will be in poor condition and may require veterinary attention. In all cases where the cats come into the care of the UKRCC, we will ensure they are health checked, neutered, vaccinated, given preventative flea and worm treatment and receive any other veterinary care needed.

In the case of cats who are rehomed from their original owner to the adopter, without coming into the care of the UKRCC, while we endeavour to gain a full history from the owner, regards general health, vaccination status, condition of coat etc. we cannot guarantee that you will receive a cat that does not require some veterinary attention when it arrives to you. Often cats are rehomed needing vaccinations, dematting, dentals etc. In these cases the UKRCC are committed to offering emotional support to the adopters and to contributing towards, or reimbursing the full costs incurred. However, while we work very hard to establish as much information about every cat as is possible, we cannot be held responsible for any poor health of the cat. We only know what the original owners tell us. Rehoming a rescue Ragdoll requires an emotional and financial commitment from the adopter and is not a cheap way to gain a pedigree cat. If you require a ‘perfect cat’, which has a health guarantee, then please source your Ragdoll, as a kitten, from a reputable breeder.

Seeking a New Family Minky and Kato have been in a foster home since April 2009 and are looking for a family who can give them a loving, forever home. They are cats who like fuss on their terms, but are gentle and friendly and they are very happy to be groomed. We are looking for a quiet, child free, pet free home for them, where they will have lots of love and care. They must be rehomed together. Their foster carer says: "Kato and Minky are a lovely laid back pair. They are shy at first but once they get to know you they lap up any attention. The only thing they love more than each other is their baskets and pink cusions, they will chill out on them for most of the day, so much so that there belly fur is tinged pink from the dye! Minky is definitely boss over Kato - she loves attention and will purr when she sees you and loves a belly rub. Kato is more stand back, although he also enjoys a cuddle. He recently nearly lost an eye but due to his laid back and good nature we were able to save it by putting drops in 6 times a day and you can barely tell there was any trauma there now. As much as I have loved having these Raggies in foster care for almost a year, I really want them to be able to go to a home environment where they can enjoy there final years in comfort with a lap to curl up on." For more details please click on their photos.

The UKRCC has a non-destruct policy and will never put a healthy cat to sleep.